Weather Gale Hits Coast With High Winds And Rain
The Weather Observer Salisbury reported no damage from the storm at an early hour though winds grew to 76 miles per hour and a gale of 72 mph was noted off Astoria. Shipping faced delays but incurred no damage while warnings remained in effect. Rain was forecast for tonight and Wednesday with northerly winds. Rainfall reached .63 inch on Monday and however much on the night, with the monthly total above normal.
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Salisbury
Astoria
Ore
Four-year-old Washburn daughter dies in stove fire
In Newport Oregon on December 21, the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Washburn died after her clothing caught fire from a red hot stove. She burned to death.
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Newport
Ore
C. W. Washburn
Gatewood School District Residents Demand Fire Protection
Residents from the Gatewood School district plan a Tuesday night meeting at Fairview school to urge the city for improved fire protection for their district. Local leaders and residents will participate seeking quicker fire response and better coverage.
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Gatewood
Fairview
Pretty Women Caught in Plot to Aid Germany
New York dispatch reports a smuggling scheme where Anna Dekkers concealed 3,400 pounds of rubber in baggage and confessed to authorities. Max Jaeger, a naturalized American engineer, also confessed. Deutsche Bank of Berlin allegedly backed the operation. The plan: each woman would go to Rotterdam and transfer baggage to an agent bound for Germany.
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New York
Germany
Miers
Anna Dekkers
Max Jaeger
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
Rotterdam
Washington State Hotelmen's Association Ban Quoted
Forty members of the Washington State Hotelmen's Association gathered Monday night at Butler for a banquet and discussions. The event highlighted hospitality industry concerns and showcased local leaders among the attendees.
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Washington State Hotelmen’s Association
Butler
Woman killed in feud linked family gun battle
In Klamath Falls area at Dodd Hollow 25 miles away a feud over land ownership led to a revolver battle. Mrs Alma Kuehne was killed Gay Hunter was wounded Andrew Kuehne A E Lawrence and Mrs Hunter were jailed. The Kuehne house burned and Lawrence faced arson charges after a prior jury dispute.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Dodd Hollow
Alma Kuehne
Gay Hunter
Andrew Kuehne
A. E. Lawrence
Hunter
Lawrence
Kuehne
Altogether Different Christmas Piano Event at Big Music House
Shipments from San Francisco bring prize pianos and player pianos from Kimball Exposition makes and others to be sold at half price or less. Concert-used pianos, Steinway, Knabe, Kimball, Lester and more offered with easy terms and guaranteed satisfaction.
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San Francisco
Smith & Farnes
Strohber
Pianarito
Weber
Kimball and Lester
Sohmers and Haines Brothers
Steinway and Knabe
Lesters
Smith & Barnes and Gerhardt
Ford Seriously Sick in Norway Headlines Shifted Sentiment
Christiania reports Henry Ford ill in bed possibly seriously ill delaying the mission to withdraw boys from trenches by Christmas. Public mood tilts toward Detroit, with newspapers mocking delegates and citing Mme Schwimmer. A 3,000-person Minister society meeting heard Rev. Dr. Aked briefly address the crowd.
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Charles P. Stewart
Christiania
Henry Ford
Peace Party
Detroiter
Mme. Schwimmer
Ford
Aptes
Peace
Minister Society
Charles FL Aked
San Francisco
Aked
Rebellion Ends as Villa Goes into Hiding in Texas City
El Paso reports Francisco Villa's bid to lead Mexico collapses with his retreat and a purported peace accord. Col Hipolito Villa surrenders to justice officials in the United States under neutrality promises. Carranza gains control of Chihuahua Juarez, but Villa and Col Villa reportedly face no amnesty.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Col
Hipolito Villa
Justice Department
United States
Villista
Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Col. Villa
Rainier Citizen Publishes Its First Annual Issue
The Rainier Valley Citizen Seattle's oldest weekly suburban newspaper releases its first annual with 52 pages copper half-tone cuts and a three colored cover. It features 75 home and business photos plus special articles by Roland Cotterill Reuben Jones Harry Woollen and others. Copies are sold downtown at Lowman Hanford s Wilson s book store and throughout the valley.
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Rainier Valley
Parka
Reuben Jones
Rainier
Harry Woollen
W. L. Thompson
Edgar Blair
J. D. Rosa
B. B. Moser
P. H. Sparks
H. W. Mason
Lowman & Hanford
Wilson's Book Store
Gillies to Be Tried Next Week in Key Forgery Case
J F Gillies, former claim agent for the state industrial commission, is charged with falsifying records and with forgery and grand larceny. He pleaded not guilty to the falsification charge before Superior Judge Mitchell. Trial dates set for January 3 for the first case, with Monday given to plead on the remaining charges. The forged claim totals 1340 dollars in favor of P H Martin.
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Olympia
J. F. Gillies
State Industrial Commission
Mitchell
Thurston County
P. H. Martin
Ferris Resignation Not Accepted By Forest Commission
The state forest and fire warden RE W Ferris offered his resignation yesterday but was not accepted by the forest commission. They stated they did not want him to leave until they were sure he had a better prospect.
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Olympia
State Forest
RE. W. Ferris
Forest Commission
State
Miss Grey
Miss Eighteen
Government manufacture of all war munitions proposed
Don Crosser of Cleveland urges government ownership of arms and equipment, arguing private profits must be eliminated to ensure one dollar of defense yields one dollar of value. He cites 50 cent savings per dollar and notes support from Navy officials and members of Congress, while critics question patriotism versus profit.
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Washington
Army
Dongreseman H Robert I Cronser
Cleveland
Crosser
Congress
Federal Committee On Industrial Relations
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan Estate
Navy League
Adventurer Survives Four Days in Box Car
Thomas Anderson a one legged traveler from Dunemuir Cal arrived after more than four days without food or water. He pounded on a door for five hours before workers released him when the train stopped at the city. Information charging murder in the first degree was filed Monday against Kambulat Kooloff for the death of Mike Kuczerski at 114 Judkins Street on December 9.
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Thomas Anderson
Dunemuir
Cal
Kambulat Kooloff
Mike Kuczerski
Judkinsst
Make Yourself a Christmas Present of Perfect Teeth
Dr IL RB Clark advertises dental services with a promise of painless methods and high quality materials. The offer highlights a trained staff, a strong guarantee, and affordable pricing to encourage new year dental work and customer satisfaction.
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State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
D. D
Regal Dental Offices In City Block Open
Regal Dental Offices run by Dr J Rh Clark operates at 1405 Third Ave and nearby corner of Third and Uaton offering general dentistry services to local residents.
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Regal Dental Offices
Letter on Confessions of a Wife and social morals
TOM SMITH argues against the recent Confessions of a Wife installments and the notion of a double standard. He defends jealousy as natural, denounces sterilization and extreme views on defective minds, and criticizes Miss Bessie’s writings as sensational and misguided.
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Miss Gray
Bessie Bobbet
A Nutty Limerick
A street light cast beams on a lovers dream. A sprite appeared and turned out the light, making all things seem lovely.
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